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Quinta do Palheiro

Quinta do Palheiro, Madeira

Estrada do Palheiro, 33São GonçaloFunchal, Madeira,   Portugal

Quinta do Palheiro is a historic estate located in São Gonçalo, Funchal, Madeira. Known for its stunning gardens, luxurious hotel, and world-class golf course, Quinta do Palheiro offers a blend of natural beauty, relaxation, and leisure activities. The estate is renowned for its exotic plants, panoramic views, and elegant architecture, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking tranquility and luxury.
water lilies and frogs
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plant with long, narrow leaves and a tall spike of creamy-white flowers
plant with long, narrow leaves and a tall spike of creamy-white flowers ‐ photo by ,
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Aeonium
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Aeonium
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Agapanthus
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Agapanthus
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hydrangea
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large agave plant
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Angel's Trumpet
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Dahlia
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Dahlia
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Dahlia
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Geranium
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Garden Rose
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Haworthia
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Canna indica
Indian shot plant (Canna indica) ‐ photo by ,
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Japanese Maple
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Pansy
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single water lily flower
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Red Hot Poker
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marmalade bush
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About Quinta do Palheiro

The gardens at "Quinta do Palheiro" are famous not only for the variety of plants that grow there but for the beauty of their setting in the hills to the east of Funchal, the capital of Madeira. Madeira has long been called the "Garden Isle" and it seems that almost anything will grow in its fertile soil. In Funchal many tropical plants have found a home and the visitor can see Hibiscus and Bougainvillea in flower almost all the year round along with Jacaranda, Spathodeas, Erythrinas and Bauhinias in their season. The Palheiro Gardens are situated at about 500 meters above sea level. The original owner, the Conde de Carvalhal, planted many trees on the estate and laid the foundation to the Camellia collection; some of his early plantings can still be seen today.

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